Love Poems About Papaya or Papaya Love Poems
by Mike Gentile |
Categories: imagery, romantic,

Passion Fruit Kisses

Passion fruit kisses, a tropical breeze
     Butterfly flickers, your lashes do tease
Cherry encounters of promised delight
     Spray of seduction, the sea mist at night

Mango martini of unmatched desire
    Touches of Jasmine, fuel to the fire
Liquor of Palm tree, Coconut dew
     Will keep me forever enchanted with you

Sunset of satin against raven hair
     Pineapple mornings to bless skin so fair
Passion fruit kisses, a tropical breeze
    To love you forever, Papaya agrees

by Shruti Vellody |
Categories: life, loss, love, people, sad

Remains of the Papaya Tree!

You chew your papaya like you chew her head.
Callous and savagely,
You take out each seed, like you did of hers.
Each seed she sowed in you, you spit out from your soul.
You think you can slice away from her life, give her a piece and let her go.
Aah but what do you know?

She has already killed the biggest seed sown by you.
In her womb lies the remains that you spewed!
The remains of the Papaya tree you grew...

by Rico Leffanta |
Categories: culture, discrimination, divorce, environment, happiness, marriage, relationship,

Hawai'I

Hawai'i is a special place
With fresh water and clean air
Bananas, papaya and coconut grow
Just about everywhere

The people love to sing and dance
And surf the ocean waves
To cook and serve exotic food
That everybody craves

The islands are so distant
Diversity abounds
But there are still divorces
On incompatible grounds . . .